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Container Based Tests
The easiest way to test RMr is to create a Docker image which clones the RMr library from the LinuxFoundation (LF) repo, builds the library, and then can execute the tests. The following Docker file illustrates one way to build the image:
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FROM ubuntu:16.04 |
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WORKDIR /playpen/gerrit |
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RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y gcc git make bash vim cmake g++ ksh |
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COPY force_update /playpen/ |
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RUN git clone https://gerrit.oran-osc.org/r/ric-plt/lib/rmr |
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RUN cd /playpen/gerrit/rmr; mkdir .build; cd .build; cmake ..; make install |
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WORKDIR /playpen/gerrit/rmr |
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ENV LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib |
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CMD [ "ksh" ] |
The following docker command can be used to build the image (assuming the above is in Dockerfile in the current directory):
docker build -t rmr_test:ubuntu .
The image is built with the current RMr code from the repo, and to avoid needing to rebuild the image with each RMr change, the test scripts automatically pull and build the latest version before running tests. The following command illustrates how the complete set of build, deb creation, and unit tests ca be executed:
docker run -it --rm rmr_test:ubuntu ksh test/run_all_test.ksh